Bioinspired Syntheses of the Marine Pyridoacridine Alkaloids 2-Bromo and 3-Bromodeoxyamphimedine and Structure Correction of 2-Bromoamphimedine.

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Autores principales: Blyth, Nathan, Chen, Yi, Rouvier, Florent, Brunel, Jean Michel, Cadelis, Melissa M, Copp, Brent R
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author Blyth, Nathan
Chen, Yi
Rouvier, Florent
Brunel, Jean Michel
Cadelis, Melissa M
Copp, Brent R
author_facet Blyth, Nathan
Chen, Yi
Rouvier, Florent
Brunel, Jean Michel
Cadelis, Melissa M
Copp, Brent R
Blyth, Nathan
Chen, Yi
Rouvier, Florent
Brunel, Jean Michel
Cadelis, Melissa M
Copp, Brent R
collection PubMed - marine biology
contents Bioinspired Syntheses of the Marine Pyridoacridine Alkaloids 2-Bromo and 3-Bromodeoxyamphimedine and Structure Correction of 2-Bromoamphimedine. Blyth, Nathan Chen, Yi Rouvier, Florent Brunel, Jean Michel Cadelis, Melissa M Copp, Brent R Animals Acridines Alkaloids Anti-Bacterial Agents Biological Products Marine Biology Molecular Structure Oxidation-Reduction Porifera Phenanthrolines We have used an efficient bioinspired methodology to synthesize, for the first time, the recently reported antibacterial brominated pyridoacridine alkaloids 2-bromodeoxyamphimedine and 3-bromodeoxyamphimedine. The synthetic route started with the synthesis of 5-bromo and 6-bromokynuramine, the latter being a sponge-derived marine natural product. Oxidative addition of the brominated kynuramine analogues, with Boc-dopamine, afforded the anticipated natural products 2- and 3-bromostyelsamine D. Further Pictet-Spengler reaction with paraformaldehyde afforded the target brominated deoxyamphimedines, spectroscopic data for which were in excellent agreement with those reported for the isolated natural products. Oxidation of 2-bromodeoxyamphimedine and 3-bromodeoxyamphimedine using K[Fe(CN)] gave 2- and 3-bromoamphimedine, respectively. H NMR data reported for '2-bromoamphimedine', isolated from a n. sp. sponge differed from the data observed for synthetic 2-bromoaphimedine but were in good agreement with those observed for synthetic 3-bromoamphimedine, requiring structure correction of the isolated natural product.
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spellingShingle Bioinspired Syntheses of the Marine Pyridoacridine Alkaloids 2-Bromo and 3-Bromodeoxyamphimedine and Structure Correction of 2-Bromoamphimedine.
Blyth, Nathan
Chen, Yi
Rouvier, Florent
Brunel, Jean Michel
Cadelis, Melissa M
Copp, Brent R
Animals
Acridines
Alkaloids
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Biological Products
Marine Biology
Molecular Structure
Oxidation-Reduction
Porifera
Phenanthrolines
Bioinspired Syntheses of the Marine Pyridoacridine Alkaloids 2-Bromo and 3-Bromodeoxyamphimedine and Structure Correction of 2-Bromoamphimedine. Blyth, Nathan Chen, Yi Rouvier, Florent Brunel, Jean Michel Cadelis, Melissa M Copp, Brent R Animals Acridines Alkaloids Anti-Bacterial Agents Biological Products Marine Biology Molecular Structure Oxidation-Reduction Porifera Phenanthrolines We have used an efficient bioinspired methodology to synthesize, for the first time, the recently reported antibacterial brominated pyridoacridine alkaloids 2-bromodeoxyamphimedine and 3-bromodeoxyamphimedine. The synthetic route started with the synthesis of 5-bromo and 6-bromokynuramine, the latter being a sponge-derived marine natural product. Oxidative addition of the brominated kynuramine analogues, with Boc-dopamine, afforded the anticipated natural products 2- and 3-bromostyelsamine D. Further Pictet-Spengler reaction with paraformaldehyde afforded the target brominated deoxyamphimedines, spectroscopic data for which were in excellent agreement with those reported for the isolated natural products. Oxidation of 2-bromodeoxyamphimedine and 3-bromodeoxyamphimedine using K[Fe(CN)] gave 2- and 3-bromoamphimedine, respectively. H NMR data reported for '2-bromoamphimedine', isolated from a n. sp. sponge differed from the data observed for synthetic 2-bromoaphimedine but were in good agreement with those observed for synthetic 3-bromoamphimedine, requiring structure correction of the isolated natural product.
title Bioinspired Syntheses of the Marine Pyridoacridine Alkaloids 2-Bromo and 3-Bromodeoxyamphimedine and Structure Correction of 2-Bromoamphimedine.
topic Animals
Acridines
Alkaloids
Anti-Bacterial Agents
Biological Products
Marine Biology
Molecular Structure
Oxidation-Reduction
Porifera
Phenanthrolines
url https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40674171/